Would these fill in a little logo on a piece of plastic?
11574
I think you would be better off going with the gloss pens from the same company. They write on plastic, glass wood, etc., are waterproof and will also leave a slight 3D effect on non-porous surfaces (even more so with layering).
11575
not sure this is the right pen for that unless you are then going to cover it over with more plastic-or it would wipe off.
11576
I tried one on a ziplock bag and then let it dry, and yes the ink stayed. However if you are talking about a hard piece of plastic I am not quite sure that it would dry on that. Hope this helped!
2034612
I can't see why they would not be able to be painted. The plastic is textured and it has a sheen to it. They appear to be working well at keeping the cold air out.
2131788
I haven't used them on plastic, but my guess is they would work. When done properly, the adhesive is really good. But like I said, I haven't tried it personally.
163911
Yes, its how I used them. There may be some trial and error aligning them the first time so use a template so you don't waste labels. I used them for return address labels, and labels for party favors...came out great!
576340
No. The design is in the grates. If you are asking about molds to shape them into cones, they are a little small for that.
963242
it's possible, I just use a ziploc with the corner snipped for these- best answer - try it and find out
962181
Yes. I love this table cloth and it is really good material. You should not have any issue getting a logo on it.
90213
I dont see why not. You might need to anneal them first to make the metal softer and easier to stamp.
1499986
They would work, they do not smudge. We just used them on a plastic crayola art box for a birthday party.
2006729
Probably not. They are made for a cupcake or several pieces of candy, something like that.
353153
Only if you use a little imagination. They look okay, it's just the colors kind of blend into each other so for example, the green of the straw kind of seeps into the brown coffee color.
1137391
Sure, can't see why not, they're just peel & stick labels. You should be able to trace the shape you need and just cut with scissors, or perhaps apply first then trim off excess.
1107367
Our company offers this! You can send a message to us as a vendor and include it as an attachment. We will check out your logo and see if it will work.
50460
They are similar to card stock. I think they would work well as ornaments. What a great idea!
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That's an idea. I'll try this weekend and see what happens. They might actually stick better to a metal surface than a painted surface. I'll put up another response in a couple days.
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Yes for that purpose they are too big and they are heavy. You could try an acrylic one or maybe a smaller one.
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they will adhere with no problem, I was skeptical my self and another point is when you take off the paper backing the logo is ready to apply, it appears that it is not sticky enough, but it is good luck